A-team is a great serie! Here there this also some elements of Knight rider (solitary fighter but with an assistance),…
Hi! Comment ça va ? ;-) Excellent references, K2000! I had noticed that one of the background music of the drama voluntarily fulfilled a comedy role, suggesting this kind of series from the 80s. For "A-Team", I was not talking about this series itself, but about the concept. Sometimes, it gives conventional and boring stories. Like the kdrama "The player".
This is perhaps the best article that I rarely come across in analysing East Asian cinema ...this is so well researched…
Hello, thank you. The MDL website tries to propose different contents. For example, there were already two opinion articles about this drama, and a third one wouldn't bring anything new. There are some correlations in the article. The John Wick saga has multiple sources of inspiration, including Asian action movies. John Wick 3 contains an action scene that is very inspired by the motorcycle fight in The Villainess. We can say, it's a key movie too, in the domain of action movies. So I found pictures with the same colors. (blue/purple and begin/close effect) I don't know if I will write more articles. Only a lot of unexpected and sufficiently articulate ideas can lead to it, but that's not my primary motivation. However, if you want to read more and if you have the patience, you can click on my profile, which contains a link to my blog and a drama script.
I really don't like episodic storylines and A-Team. Despite that, this drama naturally forced all my misgivings. The screenplay is awesome. And the direction is very good. Almost no filler, and great concentration, usually customary of movie writers.
I’m on episode one and I’ve been watching for 30 minutes but I’m literally forcing myself to watch it. Please…
This drama breaks my record about what I thought was the most boring drama. I was forced to increase my rating of all boring dramas by +0.5 points to be able to place it in the last position.
Not very convincing idol performance and song "I am a pop star"... Only after watching a bit you can tell that…
Nothing is actually convincing. With few hours of sleep, medication for brain disease, soju, and a trickle of drool hanging out, maybe this is the thing to watch?
Sooyoung is older than Yoojung & was already famous as a visual member from one of the biggest Asian girl groups…
The previous two people have already answered. Why are you so useless? However, your kind words touch me, I am happy to feel younger now. Thank you, Ajhumma.
They come across as caricatural, but it's actually all based on real life cases, even the parts that seem the…
You learn me that, it's amazing. Now, I'm also as dumbfounded you were. Oo I still suppose the writer put a lot of storytelling in this ? I mean: is it precisely what happened ? Like the scene with the big boss I mentionned before ?
Episode 5 goes up a level! Those directors with red and green hair are so hideous. Ugh!
Read next "Spoiler" tag, for some funny lines from the episode.
The fact that the drama is episodic is turned as an advantage in this one. It allows for a whole stock of bad characters to be introduced on a regular basis. But really bad ones! I appreciate that the limit of abuse is pushed so far. Although at some point, the villains are so caricatural, that again, it turns into comedy. I don't know if it's done on purpose or not, but at least I feel that the writer plays script games with glee.
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Excellent references, K2000! I had noticed that one of the background music of the drama voluntarily fulfilled a comedy role, suggesting this kind of series from the 80s.
For "A-Team", I was not talking about this series itself, but about the concept. Sometimes, it gives conventional and boring stories. Like the kdrama "The player".
For fun and information, if some people don't know the reference, here the opening credits of Knight Rider / K2000 :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNyXYPhnUIs
There are some correlations in the article. The John Wick saga has multiple sources of inspiration, including Asian action movies. John Wick 3 contains an action scene that is very inspired by the motorcycle fight in The Villainess. We can say, it's a key movie too, in the domain of action movies. So I found pictures with the same colors. (blue/purple and begin/close effect)
I don't know if I will write more articles. Only a lot of unexpected and sufficiently articulate ideas can lead to it, but that's not my primary motivation. However, if you want to read more and if you have the patience, you can click on my profile, which contains a link to my blog and a drama script.
Despite that, this drama naturally forced all my misgivings.
The screenplay is awesome. And the direction is very good.
Almost no filler, and great concentration, usually customary of movie writers.
You were drowned in the mass. :-)
Neither does the guy by the way. Two birds with one stone.
However, your kind words touch me, I am happy to feel younger now.
Thank you, Ajhumma.
It's about THIS woman, the type who is impossible to live with.
Otherwise, I know many women who are very pleasant. ;-)
Pyo Ye Jin as a schoolgirl is so weird.
I wonder if we'll see Kim Eui Sung as a schoolboy too. ^^
I still suppose the writer put a lot of storytelling in this ? I mean: is it precisely what happened ? Like the scene with the big boss I mentionned before ?
XX - "President."
BB - "No, no. I'm not a president. I'm an evil... what?"
XX - "Evil businessman."
ZZ - "But I deleted it immediately."
BB - "Of course. You deleted it. But... what about what's in my brain? How are you going to delete that?"
Damn! Kim Do Gi choose himself to push the revenge button.
It will shit in the fan on this case... ^^
LOL!!! The job audition! Hilarious.
DIRECTOR - "With a curriculum vitae like that, you could get a job at any major company. Why did you choose us?"
KIM DO GI - "It's close to my home."
Those directors with red and green hair are so hideous. Ugh!
Read next "Spoiler" tag, for some funny lines from the episode.
The fact that the drama is episodic is turned as an advantage in this one.
It allows for a whole stock of bad characters to be introduced on a regular basis. But really bad ones!
I appreciate that the limit of abuse is pushed so far. Although at some point, the villains are so caricatural, that again, it turns into comedy. I don't know if it's done on purpose or not, but at least I feel that the writer plays script games with glee.